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Swimming
Pool and Leisure Centre, ‘Family Fun Day’:
Family Fun Day takes place in the Leisure Centre on Sunday next,
18th July. Events include Water Polo, Dingy Races, jelly eating
competition, raffles and lots more. Contact the Centre if you
wish to participate in any of the events.
Summer Intensive lessons for children, now taking bookings for
July and August. Check with reception for more details 042 9666644.
Week 3 July 19th-23rd (level beginner 1 and advanced 1).
Tadpole lessons – For children 3+ booking now for classes
starting in August. Adult Swimming Lessons- a four week course
will start on Thursday July 29th . It will cater for beginners
and more advanced levels and is €35.00. Contact Vicky on
042 9666644.
Attention all students – Discounted rates on 3 months membership.
Keep the boredom away from as little as €49.95 for 3 months.
Coming soon Wedding Fitness. A membership and fitness Programme
tailored to suit the needs of the bride to be. Speak with Vicki
042 9666644 for more details.
Bailieborough
Mental Health Association:
Essay Presentation Night; On Friday night, June 18th the ‘Presentation
Night’ for the Bailieborough Mental Health Association’s
Annual Children’s Essay Competition took place in the Hotel
Bailie.
Master of Ceremonies for the night was Mr. Sean McKiernan, Mental
Health Ireland Development Officer and local Cavan County Councillor.
In his opening address, Mr. McKiernan welcomed all to this special
event and most of all welcomed the parents and the children that
took part in the competition. This year seen the 10th running
of the competition in the East Cavan area, with 10 schools taking
parts and 167 entries from the schoolchildren. The standard of
the essays was of a very high calibre and the judging panel had
a very hard job to decide on the winners.
Chairperson of the Bailieborough Mental Health Association, Mr.
Winston Turner also congratulated the participants and extended
a warm welcome to all the audience. Amongst the dignitaries present
were, Mr. Brian Howard, C.E.O. Mental Health Ireland, Mr. John
Moloney TD, Minister for Mental Health and Disability, Mr. Brendan
Smith TD, Minister for Agriculture, Senators, Joe O’Reilly
and Diarmuid Wilson, Rory O’Hanlon Td, Margaret Conlon TD,
County Councillors, Paddy McDonald, Winston Bennett, John O’Hare,
Fergal Curtin, Chairperson of Cavan V.E.C., Madeline Argue, Rev.
Joyce Rankin and Michael McDonald, Bailieborough 400th Committee.
The Bailieborough Community School ‘Public Speaking Team’—who
reached the National semi-finals also gave a presentation on the
Mental Health of young people.
The team consisted of Jack Walsh, Kayla Claffey and Devlin Fay,
with substitutes Bobby Clarke and Conor McCabe and all under the
tutelage of Clare O’Reilly. Certificates of Participation
were presented to all the children that took part in the competition.
The winning entries from each of the schools were read out and
the following are the winners from each of the schools; St. Annes
N.S.: First, Oisin Rahill, Second, Mark McGuirk and Third, Emily
Daly, Ballinamoney N.S: First, Michelle Lambe, Second, Hannah
Rossiter and Third, Breege Cahill, Billis N.S., first, Harrison
Jameson, Second, Sophie Bell and Third, Ross Curran, Cabra Central
School: First, Tara Turner and Second, Rachel White, Corlea N.S.:
First, Sinead McCabe, Second, Leah Gray and Third, Jonathan Fay,
East Knockbride N.S.: First, Patrick Rogers, Second, Stephen Maguire
and Third, Michelle O’Reilly, St. Felim’s, The Vale:
First, Sean Cosgrove, Second, Rebecca Farrell and Third, Leanne
Royle, The Model School, Bailieborough: First, Adam Lucas, Second,
Joshua Pringle and Third, Shauna Murray, Muff N.S.: First, Gavin
O’Reilly, Second, Pamela Tierney and Third, Sean Proudfoot,
St. Patrick’s N.S., Shercock: First, Lauren Browne, Second,
Caoimhe Duffy and Third, Jenna Garity. The overall winner of the
competition was Tara Turner from Cabra N.S. and she was presented
with her award by Minister Moloney.
The Minister praised all the entrants and the core of his speech
was about the roll out of the ‘See Change Programme’
which commenced four months ago and which will be introduced countrywide
before the end of the year. Meetings will be held in each town
in the county between September and December to introduce the
programme.
Summer
Camp:
Innovative computer summer camp for 6-12 yr olds on 26th July
and 9th August, 1-3pm for 4 days, €50. Also running touch,
type, read and spell summer camp for kids with reading, writing
or spelling difficulties. Phone Bailieborough Community Training
on 042 9666383.
Bailieborough
Celtic A.F.C.:
Presentation Night; On Saturday evening last, F.A.I. C.E.O., Mr.
John Delaney visited the town to present medals and trophies to
the Club’s successful teams over the past season.
While he was here Mr. Delaney took the opportunity to visit the
Club’s new playing pitches and changing facilities at the
Vale Grounds and he was suitably impressed by the work that the
Club has put into the facility and he was full of praise for the
hardworking committee who continue to put much work and effort
into continuing to improve the already impressive grounds. Chairperson
of the Club, Mr. Raymond Clarke welcomed Mr. Delaney and thanked
him for taking the time out of his very busy schedule to come
and visit Bailieborough. In the Under 11 age group, the side were
Division 3 Champions and Luke Gilsenan received the ‘Golden
Boot’ award for scoring 22 goals throughout the season.
The Under 12’s were runners-up in Division 2 and their Player
of the Year was Reece Clarke.
Most Improved Player was Nathan Renihan and Patrick Rodgers received
the ‘Golden Boot’ award for his 17 goals. The Under
13 side were Division 1 runners-up and their ‘Player of
the Season’ was Jack Renihan, the Players Player of the
Year was Thomas Rodgers and the ‘Golden Boot’ award
went to Brendan Argue. The Under 15 Player of the Year was Phillip
Clarke and the Most Improved Player was James Christie. The Senior
side were presented with their runner-up trophies for the ‘Fitzsimons
Cup’ and the ‘Player of the Year’ award went
to Ollie Kierans, the Players Player of the Year went to Christy
Glynn and the ‘Golden Boot’ award also went to Christy
Glynn. The Club also received a ‘Fair Play’ Certificate
from the N.E.C.S.L. for the Under 12 and 15 sides.
The Club are hoping to enter a team in the M.D.L. Reserve League
for the coming season. Games will normally be played on a Saturday.
Training takes place at the Vale Grounds on Tuesday and Thursday
evenings at 7 pm and interested players should contact Kieran
Kenny on 086 341 1187 for further details.
Registration for all eleven a-side teams will take place at the
Vale Grounds on Monday evening next, July 19th from 7.00pm to
9.00pm. Managers are also required to help manage teams at all
age levels. If interested please call the secretary at 086 341
1187.
There are still a few places available for the forthcoming ’
Summer Soccer School’ in conjunction with the F.A.I., from
Monday, July 19th to Friday, July 24th at the Vale Grounds. The
Camp will be open to Boys and Girls aged 6 to 14 years and further
information and application forms can be had by contacting Kieran
on 086 341 1187.
For all the clubs fixtures, results, etc…. visit their website
www.bailieboroceltic.com
Home
Supported Computer Learning Programme:
If you have a physical/medical condition that impacts on your
ability to train outside your home, you may be eligible to participate
in this home based National Learning Network programme. Participants
retain all statutory benefits and all IT equipment/costs are covered.
For further information please contact John at 049 437 7033/ 087
834 6742.
Leisure
Centre Fun Weekend
Car Boot Sale
this Saturday 17 July at the Market Square from 11am to
3pm. Bargains Galore. Tickets are also on sale for a raffle
for a signed 'Celtic' Jersey and a weekend away for two and many
other prizes. These tickets are available from the Leisure Centre.
Mid Summer
Buffet in Bailie Hotel on Sunday 18 July at 7pm. Tickets
€20. For further details contact Mary at 0877614007.
Henry James Literary Festival:
The Henry James Literary Festival will run from Friday 3rd September
until Sunday 5th September and will include a children’s
drama based production on the works on Henry James by Cavan playwright,
Noel Monaghan. Minister Mary Hanafin TD – Minister for Tourism,
Culture and Sport will also be in attendance.
Eddie
Stone:
Eddie Stone—Faith Healer will be coming to St. Mary’s
Church, Clonaphilip, Killinkere on Bank Holiday Monday, August
2nd at 7.00pm. All are most welcome to attend.
Library:
Enjoy a week of dance, theatre and fun at Bailieborough Library
from Monday July 26th to Friday July 30th for all children over
8 years. Facilitated by Mary Farrelly of ‘Funky Feet’
Dancing School. Booking essential at 042 9665779. Cost €20
per child for week.
You are invited to a lecture entitled ‘The Origin &
Development of Irish Surnames’ by Mary Sullivan of Cavan
Genealogy on Thursday August 5th at 8pm at the Library, Market
Sq. This lecture is part of Mortas an Chabháin events celebrating
Fleadh Cheoil na hEireann. Admission is free and refreshments
will be served.
Leisure Centre Fun Weekend:
Car
Boot Sale this Saturday 17 July at the Market Square from
11am to 3pm. Bargains Galore. Tickets are also on sale for
a raffle for a signed 'Celtic' Jersey and a weekend away for two
and many other prizes. These tickets are available from the Leisure
Centre. Mid
Summer Buffet in Bailie Hotel on Sunday 18 July at 7pm.
Tickets €20. For
further details contact Mary at 0877614007.
St.
Felim’s N.S.:
Celebrating 50 Years: Saint Felim’s National School, The
Vale opened its doors in 1961. We plan to celebrate the occasion
of its 50th Anniversary next year. At this point the school would
ask you to spread the word among as many of its past pupils and
members of the school community as possible, both home and abroad.
We will also ask that you search out any interesting items (photographs
in particular), you have which relate to the last 50 years as
we want to compile them in book form. We will be in further contact
at the end of the summer.
Cemetery
Sunday:
This year the annual Blessing of the Graves will take place in
St. Anne’s Cemetery on Sunday, September 5th, with Public
Prayer at 2.00pm. Now would be the ideal time to start getting
the grave or plot of loved ones in order for the ceremony. Over
the past few years the cemetery has become a very well kept area,
all throughout the year and not alone at Cemetery Sunday so with
a little care and craft done now, come the first Sunday in September,
all should be in perfect order.
Moybologue
Blessing of Graves:
The Blessing of the Graves in Moybologue Cemetery will take place
on Sunday morning, August 15th following 10.00am, Mass.
Bailieborough
Social Day Centre:
There are a few seats left for the Centre’s ‘Summer
Outing’, which takes place from July 19th to July 22nd.
Contact any committee member or call 087 798 9037 for further
details. Early booking advisable.
Community
Resource House:
Free Pre school Year in Early Childhood Care and Education at
Bailieborough Resource House, Drumbannon, Bailieborough. To avail
of the scheme in September 2010 your child must be born between
2nd February 2006 and 30th June 2007. Limited places available
in the afternoons. For information please call Yvonne or Ann at
042 9666068.
Irish
Red Cross:
The Bailieborough Irish Red Cross has recently started the Teddy
Bear Club. Children aged 5 - 10 can join this club. The club is
taking off very well and is proving very popular. Teddy Bear club
meetings take place on Thursday evenings at 6:30pm - 7:30pm. For
any information on the above, please contact Liam on 087-2346526
or email bailieboroughirishredcross@eircom.net
32
Marathons:
Ken Whitelaw and Gerry Duffy both from Mullingar will attempt
to run 32Marathons in 32 Counties in 32 days in aid of Irish Autism
Action with some proceeds going to the Irish Cancer Society. They
are starting in Longford on Friday next, 2nd July and finishing
in Mullingar on Monday 2nd August - they will visit the entire
32 counties running 26.2 miles each and every day!
The Cavan Marathon will take place on Saturday 31st July.
Ken's mum is originally from Bailieborough, Celine (nee Murtagh
of Main Street). At present there are 36 runners/walkers taking
part in the Cavan event, either running or walking the full/half
marathon and some are just walking/running a few miles. If you
are interested in taking part either walking or running please
contact the Cavan Captain, Pauline Hutchinson (086 084 3948) to
register free or sign on at www.32marathons.com
Cavan
County Museum:
Comhaltas Seisiún – every Tuesday at Cavan County
Museum night for July and August ~ Come along and enjoy an evening
of Music, Song, Dance and Storytelling. Bring your instruments
and join in the fun. Everyone welcome.
School
Reunion:
Bailieborough Community School - Leaving Cert class of 1984 and
Inter/Group cert class of 1982. Saturday 25th September in Bailieborough
- further details/enquiries contact Paul Renihan 0862527804, Mary
McIntyre 087 6682628 or Martina Reilly 0862055485.
East
Cavan Hurling:
Hurling training continues every Wednesday at 7 in Killinkere
for all ages. Now the school holidays are here why not give hurling
a go for the summer? New members always welcome. Players now wanted
for adult team. Contact Francis Clarke 0868551933.
New players welcome. Willie Gaughan 0861649280. Juvenile contact
Kathryn O' Flynn 0872441371 or eastcavanhurling@gmail.com
Check out our Facebook page- East Cavan Hurling.
Walking
for Pleasure:
The walk tonight, Wednesday evening, July 14th will take in Ballyhaise
Agricultural College and there will also be a tour of the Period
House on its grounds. Bailieborough walkers please meet at the
Square at 6.30pm and all others to meet at the Lavey Inn at 7.00pm.
The walk on Wednesday, July 21st will be in the Ravensdale area.
Bailieborough walkers are asked to meet at the Market Square at
6.00pm or at the ‘Lumpers Pub’ in Ravensdale at 7.15pm.
Heritage
Walk and Talk on local History & Folklore on Bilberry Sunday
25th July 2010:
As part of Bailieborough Arts & Cultural Centre’s schedule
of events to commemorate the 400th Anniversary of the founding
of the town of Bailieborough in 1610, an outdoors heritage talk
will be given on Sunday 25 th July 2010 at 3pm.
The Ancient Festival of Lunasa, the 400 Year Old Muff Fair and
the History and Folklore of Lough an Leagh will all form part
of this important cultural and historical expedition to the summit
of the Mountain Road where local tour guide and history student
Alacoque McMahon will deliver a talk on the local history and
folklore of the area
If the weather isn’t too kind to us, the event will take
place indoors in the Community Centre in Muff. For further information,
please contact Niamh Smyth on 042-966 66 66 or 087-998 22 22.
Cllr.
Niamh Smyth exhibits her latest contemporary art piece in Cavan:
Local Cavan Artist and County Councillor, Niamh Smyth has begun
her latest exhibition in the Courthouse in Cavan Town. As part
of Fleadh Cheoil Na hÉireann 2010, Niamh along with 9 other
Cavan artists have been commission by Mórtas an Chabháin
to install temporary art pieces throughout Cavan town.
This installation uses a translucent material and gold leaf to
contextualise her interest in mapping and location.
The main elements of art in this installation explore line, pattern,
shape and texture. The use of translucent material is suggestive
of the ever-evolving architectural landscape of Cavan town.
In a time that is preoccupied with globalisation – Fleadh
Cheoil na hÉireann provides and opportunity to engage people
in localisation. Identity and how we as a county have developed
since the start of the 20th Century to the present is an ongoing
concern in this piece of work.
Niamh Smyth’s installation in Cavan Courthouse along with
the other 9 installations will remain in place until after the
end of Fleadh 2010 on 22 August 2010.
Niamh Smyth is a graduate of the National College of Art and Design
and holds a Masters of Arts in Visual Arts Practice from the Institute
of Art & Design in Dun Laoghaire.
Alcoholics
Anonymous:
Local meetings of Alcoholics Anonymous are held in: The Health
Centre, Kells Road on Wednesdays at 8.30pm.
Bailieborough
Cancer Fund:
The Bailieborough Cancer Fund Committee is available to help cancer
patients or their families. Free Taxi service available. For further
information contact: Neil Royal 087 8296164, Edel Fox 086 1004030
or Geraldine Gormley 087 7949448.
Co
Cavan Citizens Information Service:
Citizens Information will host an Outreach Service at the Library,
Market Sq, Bailieborough, every Tuesday from 1.30pm-4.30pm.
Cavan
Drug Awareness:
‘Do you have worries or concerns about someone in your family
using drugs or alcohol? Do you need help or support?’ Call
042 96 66983.
Samaritans:
Are you feeling isolated, alone, stressed out or depressed? If
so, there is always help available by contacting the Samaritans
at 1850 60 9090.
Items
for Bailieborough Notes:
Any group, individual or organization with items of interest to
be included in the Bailieborough notes, please contact Matthew
at 042 9666200
or e-mail mattie42@eircom.net
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